Overview

Hum (587m) is the highest peak on the island of Vis. Unfortunately leadership to top is not available because there is the military facility which should not be approached. Control point of HPO (Croatian mountineering tour) is the Chapel of Saint Spirit in the vicinity.

Red Tape

No limitation.

Mountain house and camping

Mountain house Svet Andrija (St. Andrew) (267 m) is located exactly at the top that dominates the redundant port of Vis. It is a former military facilities for hiking needs of members arranged by HPD Hum from Vis. The house has a range of drinks, and there is a possibility of overnight stays.
INFO
Open: negotiable
Stocked: drink
Places to Bed: 14
Manages: HPD Hum, Vis
Information: Željko Arnautović
tel.: 098/98-03-330, 021/711-487, 021/711-736
Access to the vehicle leads to the house poor dirt road that is not recommended for driving, so that Vis is also the nearest place until it can reach the vehicle.
Time of ascent: Vis - mountain house St Andrew 1:30 h

mountain house Sveti Andrija

view on Vis from mountain house Sveti Andrija

military tunnel in Vis bay

Vis 1

Vis 2

Vis 3

View

From the chapel of St. Spirit you can see Komiža, islands Svetac(Saint) and Biševo and cliff Jabuka(Apple).

view on Komiža from chapel Sveti Duh

Komiža

panorama of Komiža and Hum

Coordinates

N 43 ° 2 '7.9''E 16 ° 6' 55.1''

Mark

Metal stamp is built into the right door of the chapel of St. Spirit.

Approaches

By Hum you can easily get asf. road from the village Žena glava (Woman head). In addition to the markings leading to the chapel of St. Spirit to Podašpilje, Vis and Komiža by almost all the island's roads were carried out hiking markings that provide countless hiking opportunities.

Maps and guides

GPS

staza: http://free-st.t-com.hr/Ante/gpx/Vis01srpanj2011.kmz

Tito's cave

On the way out Podašpilje valid Vis or visit Tito's cave hidden on the slopes of Hum. These are two small caves undecorated, partially walled in entrance, where Josip Broz Tito and partisan leadership secretly spent several months during the Second World War (1944). To cave there is access road of 275 steps. The caves can be seen without additional lighting.

Tito's cave 1

Tito's cave 2

Stiniva bay

Stiniva bay is well known nature monument, whose deeply recessed beach is closed with two high rocky gate leaves, appear impressive cliffs.

Stiniva bay

beach Stiniva

sea passage to beach Stiniva 1

sea passage to beach Stiniva 2

Blue cave (Modra špilja) on the island of Biševo

Blue cave(Modra špilja) on the island of Biševo is protected by law as nature monument. There occurs rare phenomenon when about noon, on calm sea days, the sunshine enters through its natural opening, reflect from the white bottom and illuminate the cave walls with blue, and object in the sea with silverfish light.

Blue cave on the island of Biševo 1

Blue cave on the island of Biševo 2

Green cave(Zelena špilja) on the island of Ravnik

The islet of Ravnik, protected as significant landscape, hides at its southern part an unusual cave with two exits towards the sea and one opening in the ceiling. The sunshine rays that enter the cave create a magic green-light effect after whic the cave has been named-Green cave(Zelena špilja). Green cave is a geomorphplogic monument of nature and genuine attraction for divers and tourists.